I'm not comfortable letting her use a rotary cutter so I did the cutting but she did all the rest herself. It came out beautifully and is perfect for holding all the gift cards she received!
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I really should make more of an effort to sew with her but it tends to takes more patience on my part than I have. Bunny Hill Designs has started a Sewing with Kids series so I think in the fall we'll try to join them, maybe with a few of her friends to keep me on my best behavior: )
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Audrey's a star! Rocking the braces! Love the wallet. Happy birthday!
ReplyDelete(p.s. Will you email me the name of the woman who teaches sewing in Acton?)
Great job Audrey! I really need to teach my girls how to sew. I think I would need to take a valium first though...
ReplyDeleteP.S. Will you do a blog post about your starching? Working with your blocks was a JOY with all the starch you use. What do you use, when do you starch, etc?
Wonderful! This has put a huge smile on my face!
ReplyDeletePlease tell Audrey that she did an amazing job, I am so tickled she chose to make my wallet. Thank you for sharing!